Friday Funnies: No More Bush
The following is a real ad that ran on January 20th by Veet, a hair removal product.
Related: No More Bush Day
The following is a real ad that ran on January 20th by Veet, a hair removal product.
Related: No More Bush Day
Many people assume “spam” comes directly from Spam, the so called food item, but in fact it comes directly from the Monty Python skit below. The word was originally referred to by Internet news group users in the 1980s and a decade or so later came into popular culture.
An SNL classic from our childhood:
In celebration of President Bush leaving office, students all over the nation have been shaving their bushes. “Whether you like him or not—and I sure don’t—shaving my [bush] is the best thing I could have done to celebrate,” writes Sue Johnson of Boston. Linda told us, “at least my boyfriend will be happy.” Well, I’m sold. No more Bush.
Welcome back to school.
This week for Friday Funnies we feature MrChiCity, who has been gaining some popularity in the social media from one of his YouTube videos.
Below he explains a simple way to get many women: